Re: Tutorial: Query the Apple database with Python for your access point BSSID

Arlen,

> Essentially... 1. Every home in the USA is tied to an owner in a public 
> database

You have adjusted your claim to mean only a small part of the world.  Your 
claim that everyone all over the world could be followed is therefore false.

Also, the owner doesn't need to live in that house or being the person 
carrying the BSSID with him.  Your claim that everyone all over the world 
could be followed is therefore false.

> 2. Every BSSID in every home in the USA is in the Apple public database

Nope.   And I'm not even going to explain that to you.

> BSSID <-> GPS <-> Address <-> Owner
>
> Only an extremely unimaginative person wouldn't be able to connect the 
> dots

Kiddo, you have both been shrinking the reach of your claim as well as 
refusing to consider any of the problems I've mentioned in regard to your 
above chain - making your "connect the dots" a farce.

Kiddo, I say it again  : YOU ARE WILLFULLY IGNORANT.  And you know it.

[quote=me]
So, if I pick a name than you can, assiming he's got a BSSID with him, tell
me where that person is traveling ?   Yes or no ?   And ofcourse, explain
your answer. :-)
[/quote]

You can't do the above, its as simple as that.

And than there are ofcourse all my other hints and questions you have 
refused to respond to.

Regards,
Rudy Wieser